Good morning, Fort Wayne.

The Huntington University chapter of Go Baby Go gifted three modified electric cars to toddlers Theo, Braelynn and Marshall on October 26—each vehicle adjusted with added seats and specialized steering—and provided them free of charge.

Each car typically costs about $500 after modifications.

Spaghetti, an eight-week-old puppy, is looking for a new home via the DeKalb Humane Society in Fort Wayne — local families are encouraged to adopt him soon.

Indiana State Police have urged Fort Wayne motorists to stay alert as deer mating season increases accident risks—last year saw over 17,000 deer-related crashes with nine fatalities and drivers are advised to slow down in early morning and evening hours when deer are most active.

Electric Works in Fort Wayne is hosting the MadCon event that will offer interactive exhibits and creative displays for local fans.

Organizers say the gathering will bring a vibrant energy to the local arts scene — more details on the program will be released soon.

The Three Rivers Ambulance Authority extended its 911 dispatch notice to Allen County from 30 days to 90 days today—giving leaders more time to finalize a new contract before ending the service outside Fort Wayne.

Officials say the extension ensures that every caller receives lifesaving guidance during emergencies—while progress has been made toward reaching a contract agreement.

Fort Wayne residents will have the chance to clear qualifying criminal records at the free ‘Second Chance’ expungement event scheduled for Tuesday, November 4 at 6 p.m. at Ivy Tech Community College—organizers say it will also offer education on the process and resources to help secure jobs and housing.

On October 22, the Indiana Department of Health launched the Lactation after Loss Program statewide to support grieving families who experienced miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant death—providing kits with an electric breast pump and storage bags to help mothers make informed choices during their healing journey—offering vital support during Pregnancy and Infant Loss Awareness Month.

As temperatures cool and more people spend time indoors, Indiana Michigan Power advises Fort Wayne customers to inspect appliances, outlets, and smoke alarms—using caution with space heaters, electric blankets, and generators.

The utility urges avoiding overloaded circuits and keeping appliances away from water to maintain electrical safety.

On October 21, the Indiana State Board of Animal Health confirmed a bird flu case at a LaGrange County commercial egg layer+this case is the fifth in Northeast Indiana this month.

Officials will lift the quarantine when tests show no virus+poultry owners are asked to report any signs of illness.

Spaghetti—an eight-week-old puppy born in a shelter—was seen at FOX 55 studios and is now ready for adoption just in time for Halloween.

The DeKalb Humane Society is looking for a caring home for him and welcomes anyone interested to learn more.

PMP Certification Training in Fort Wayne

9 a.m. – 5 p.m. — Fort Wayne, IN — Early Bird Pricing Available — Gain comprehensive CAPM certification training with expert-led interactive sessions and valuable resources.

Fort Wayne Philharmonic: Holst and Mozart

7-8:30 p.m. — Clyde Theatre — Dinner and drinks available — Experience a delightful evening of classical music with Holst, Ravel, and Mozart in a relaxed atmosphere.

Old Fort Cluster Dog Show

8 a.m. – 4 p.m. — Allen County War Memorial Coliseum — Entry details not specified — Experience the excitement of breed judging and obedience at this annual dog show.

Gabriel Rutledge Live Comedy Show

7:00-8:30 p.m. — Summit City Comedy Club — Ticket prices vary — Join comedy sensation Gabriel Rutledge for an evening filled with humor and entertainment.

Gabriel Rutledge Live Comedy Show

7:00-8:30 p.m. — Summit City Comedy Club — Ticket price varies — Experience hilarious storytelling from a renowned comedian.

Black Flag Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Piere's Entertainment Center — Ticket prices TBA — Experience the raw energy of Black Flag live in Fort Wayne.

The One-Act Play That Goes Wrong

7 p.m. — Parkview Physicians Group ArtsLab — Tickets available — Enjoy a night of laughter with a comedy where everything hilariously goes wrong.

Matthew Broussard Live Comedy Show

7-8:30 p.m. — Summit City Comedy Club — $99 Date Night Package — Experience self-effacing humor from a former financial analyst turned comedian.

Matthew Broussard Stand-Up Comedy

7:00-8:30 p.m. — Summit City Comedy Club — 2-item minimum required — Enjoy educational and self-effacing humor from former financial analyst Matthew Broussard.

The Music of The Lord of the Rings Concert

4-5:30 p.m. — Embassy Theatre — Tickets required — Experience the Oscar-winning music from Tolkien’s cinematic universe performed live by a symphonic orchestra.